MotoGP21 - Xbox Series X|S

I get they want it to be realistic but that takes 90% of the fun out of it i'm glad i only paid $3.74 would not buy at full price you fall off the bike wayyy toooo much.

I love these motogp games and I don't think they're anywhere near as bad as a lot of reviews say.....HOWEVER.......I begrudgingly have to give this one a bad rating, but for really only one reason.....It's WAY too easy to crash in this game. I'm not even a bad player, I've won many races in the other gp games but this one stands out to me in a bad way bc of the crashes. Crashes as in your bike crashes during the race EXTREMELY easy....not crashes like the game itself crashes...lol. It's too bad too bc the graphics are awesome in this game. But for some reason compared to earlier gp games the bike is just very unforgiving if you make the slightest mistake and you spend the whole freaking race rewinding. Pass on this one. But wow it looks great tho.

Yes, MotoGP games are one of the most difficult sim games you can play. But ones you mastered, it could be the most immersive racing game you ever played. This is thy Dark Souls of motorcycling. Also, i paid $4 for it, is way better than a $10.99 Wendy's Krabby Patty.

Okay, I have to start with this. I am the most casual gamer out there. I play all my games on very easy. But, I love racing games. Im pretty good at games like Forza Motorsport 7, and Grid. I have to say that this game came to a major shock to me. This game is HARD! I put the difficulty as low as it would go, I turned on all the assists. And I was still losing, and losing really bad! 35 seconds behind the guy in second to last. But, this game will reward you if you take time and learn the tracks. After going around one track 200 times, I can say that, on easy and with turning some of the assists off, I can make pole position on qualifying and come in 7th or 8th in the race. I have hand eye coordination and hand dexterity issues, and I still put in the time to learn this one track, after six hours of practice, I can play it. I never thought I would ever put that amount of time into learning something. But I did, and it paid off. you can too, if you really try.

It's not an arcade racer it is a simulator. It takes practice to get good. If you turn all assist off you can get the full feel of the bike and once you get the hang of it then becomes very enjoyable. You need a decent amount of room to brake to get bike slowed down and remember to trail brake into the turns and ease the throttle on as soon as possible